Ravens fans shocked when Derrick Henry had his pants pulled down on live TV: ‘Full moon in Baltimore tonight’

Ravens superstar Derrick Henry scored a touchdown for the 10th straight game Thursday … but the night may be remembered for a completely different reason.

Baltimore ran out 35-34 winners over the Cincinnati Bengals in a thriller, but afterward fans instead reflected on an awkward moment in the second half.

When Henry was tackled just short of the Bengals’ 25-yard line, he inadvertently had his pants pulled down – for all the world to see.

The running back seemed to immediately sense that he was a little more exposed than usual, and he quickly tried to grab his pants to put his buttocks away.

However, it was too late for social media not to notice and thousands were quickly discussing the ‘full moon in Baltimore’.

Derrick Henry had his pants pulled down – quite literally – on live TV on Thursday night

Fans quickly took to social media to react to the viral moment in the fourth quarter

A number of memes quickly went viral, including various SpongeBob SquarePants references.

One NFL fan wrote: ‘DERRICK HENRY JUST GOT PANTED ON LIVE TV.’

Another added: ‘Does anyone else have Derrick Henry over 1.5 bare cheeks,’ while a third said: ‘Derrick Henry’s whole ass was just on my screen.’

In the game itself, the Ravens managed to overcome an incredible Ja’Marr Chase performance to steal the win and bring their record to 7-3 for the season.

Henry’s moment overshadowed Lamar Jackson’s brilliance (right) during the game

Memes quickly flooded social media as fans compared Henry to SpongeBob SquarePants

Chase had three touchdowns and 264 receiving yards on an incredible night, but it was Lamar Jackson and Co. who managed to come out on top — just.

The game came down to the final seconds when the Bengals scored a touchdown and had the option to force overtime or go down by two to win the game.

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor opted for the latter, but the attempt failed and the Ravens were able to finish the game in victory formation.